#PAYUP

PAY THE BANGLADESHI GARMENT WORKERS

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THIS IS WHAT'S HAPPENING.

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Phase 1

Bangladeshi suppliers were penalized (punished and had to give money) for shipment delays. Keep in mind this is during the Covid-19 pandemic where it got much harder to distribute safely!

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Phase 2

Buyers (big/celebrity owned companies) delayed their payments for completed orders.

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Phase 3

Buyers began to abruptly cancel future orders, breaking their obligations stated in their contracts.

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Phase 4

The lives of 4.1 million Bangladeshi garment factory workers are being exploited right now by your favourite fashion brands and celebrities.

Companies & Celebrities Involved.

Below, you will see the brands/celebrities who still have to #PAYUP. We will also update it everytime a company agrees to pay their Bangladeshi workers! YOUR VOICE AND ACTIVISM REALLY DOES WORK! (Scroll down to see if you're on a phone or ipad!)

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  • Brands That Still Have to Pay
  • Brands That Have Agreed to Pay!
  • Celebrities Complicit in This Situation

WHAT CAN YOU DO?

URGE BRANDS TO #PAYUP

Comment on their instagrams, twitter and email, urging them to pay for all orders completed and are in production. Be careful though! They are being sneaky with their wording. They are asking suppliers to keep quiet about the cancelled orders and unfair discounts that brands have forced on them.

It is only considered a full PAYUP if they pay the garment workers the full price and enough for their living wage.


THEN SIGN THESE PETITIONS

Gap, Primark, C&A, #PayUp for Orders, Save Lives

#PayUp for Bangladesh, Save Lives!

Kylie Jenner Must Pay Bangladeshi Garment Workers


NOW TRY TO DONATE!

War on Want; Save Bangladesh

New Blocks to Form Unions for Bangadesh

Bangladesh Garment Workers Solidarity

For Bangladesh's Struggling Garment Workers

#PAYUP